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RATE OF DECLINE IN BLOOD LACTATE FOLLOWING CYCLE EXERCISE IN ENDURANCE-TRAINED AND UNTRAINED SUBJECTS

David R. Bassett, P. W. Merrill, F. J. Nagle, James C. Agre, Renan Maximiliano Fernandes Sampedro

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Bassett, D. R. Jr.; Merrill, P. W.; Nagle, F. J. FACSM; Agre, J. C.; Sampedro, R. Author Information

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Bassett, D. R. Jr.; Merrill, P. W.; Nagle, F. J. FACSM; Agre, J. C.; Sampedro, R. Author Information

Key concepts: Blood lactate, Endurance training, Medicine, Physical therapy, Internal medicine, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Cardiology, Heart rate

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